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The Trouble with Gay Men

> The Trouble With Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-05-10 00:00:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshawe presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.

> The Trouble With Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-05-09 23:00:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshawe presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.

> The Trouble With Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-05-07 23:30:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshawe presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.

> The Trouble With Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-05-07 22:30:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshawe presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.

> The Trouble With Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-04-29 02:50:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshare presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Contains strong language.

> The Trouble With Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-04-29 01:50:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshare presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Contains strong language.

> The Trouble with Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-04-24 23:25:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshawe presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.

> The Trouble with Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-04-24 20:00:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshawe presents a critique of the gay scene in Britain, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.

> The Trouble with Gay Men on BBC Three at 2006-03-23 03:05:00 Activist and Stonewall co-founder Simon Fanshare presents an outspoken critique of the gay scene in Britain today, arguing that gay men have failed to move with the times. Strong language.